Without having to sound patronisingthats bollox.
Diregard Perl..its dated and pointless. CF will always use and have to
use an ODBC/JDBC combo from anyone who can serve it up...jeez your
missing the point of ADO and .NET as a whole.
Learning ASP is certainly not good for your career, its ut
At 01:43 PM 8/5/2004, you wrote:
>So does CF, but it's still not ADO.NET.
Until Blue Dragon for .Net is officially released, something everyone
should be looking into, I think.
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Neil Robertson-Ravo [Team Macromedia] wrote:
>>>So does CF, but it's still not ADO.NET.
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> Back this up with your reasoningalso if you wouldn't run Windows how are you going to run .NET? curious...
>
oop, missed the 2nd question. I never said I wasn't running windows. I
said my company
Neil Robertson-Ravo [Team Macromedia] wrote:
>>> PHP also works with SQL Server, even with stored procedures etc.
>>So does CF, but it's still not ADO.NET.
> Back this up with your reasoningalso if you wouldn't run Windows how are you going to run .NET? curious...
My reasoning is this:
Neil Robertson-Ravo [Team Macromedia] wrote:
>>>So does CF, but it's still not ADO.NET.
>
>
> Back this up with your reasoningalso if you wouldn't run Windows how are you going to run .NET? curious...
http://mono-project.com/about/index.html :D
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>> So does CF, but it's still not ADO.NET.
Back this up with your reasoningalso if you wouldn't run Windows how are you going to run .NET? curious...
Nathan Strutz wrote:
>Comments inline...
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>Viktors Rotanovs wrote:
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>>PHP also runs on Windows and there's nothing wrong with ru
Comments inline...
Viktors Rotanovs wrote:
> PHP also runs on Windows and there's nothing wrong with running it that way.
Yeah, but on mission-critical high-end applications, would you run it on
windows? I wouldn't. Though maybe I wouldn't run windows either...
> Isn't the main goal to build w
Neil Robertson-Ravo [Team Macromedia] wrote:
> >Back to the topic: anyone from Latvia/Lithuania/Estonia reading this?
> >What's average rate for CF development in your country? In average,
> >experienced PHP developers get about $1k/mo here in Latvia, is it the
> >same for CF/.NET?
> Do yo
Do you mean full time or contract?
Viktors Rotanovs wrote:
>Neil Robertson-Ravo [Team Macromedia] wrote:
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>> >> Isn't the main goal to build working application as quickly as possible?
>>Jeez...you are joking...? your goal should be to create the best
>>possible application.
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At 02:50 PM 8/5/2004, you wrote:
> >> Isn't the main goal to build working application as quickly as possible?
>
>Jeez...you are joking...? your goal should be to create the best possible
>application.
Depends on the requirements. I would think that both speed of
development and quality of d
Neil Robertson-Ravo [Team Macromedia] wrote:
> >> Isn't the main goal to build working application as quickly as possible?
> Jeez...you are joking...? your goal should be to create the best
> possible application.
Okay, the best possible application, but within a given timeframe (which
means
>> Isn't the main goal to build working application as quickly as possible?
Jeez...you are joking...? your goal should be to create the best possible application.
Viktors Rotanovs wrote:
>Nathan Strutz wrote:
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>> > Isn't it better to switch to PHP then? It allows even faster development
Nathan Strutz wrote:
> > Isn't it better to switch to PHP then? It allows even faster development
> > than .NET and there are lots of inexpensive PHP coders available.
> No, PHP is natively linux, and the higher-ups have decided directly
> toward windows.
PHP also runs on Windows and there's not
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